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For suppliers

Under a Chemical Leasing model, the supplier can be a manufacturer of chemicals and/or a distributor/trader of chemicals. In either case, the supplier should have in-depth experience and knowledge of the chemicals sold and how to use them most effectively, efficiently and safely. Based on this, the supplier should be able to provide advice and services for improving the way the chemicals are used in their clients’ plants.

A supplier who wishes to initiate the development of a Chemical Leasing model and engage potential partners should carefully consult the guidelines presented in this toolkit and consider how they can be adapted (in particularly the tasks from 1 to 4): The supplier should start the process by checking the chemicals it supplies to clients (chemical users), and identifying clients who have the highest potential for the Chemical Leasing model. The supplier may then initiate the negotiation process. If the clients express interest, both partners can jointly follow the provided methodology and address relevant steps and tasks together, flexibly adapting the tasks as necessary.

Potential benefits of the Chemical Leasing model for the supplier are:

better competitiveness and differentiation on the market because of the additional value and benefits it brings to clients